Sutter Creek 2025

 Sutter Creek designated as “The Most Christmassy Town in Northern California.”
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WEEKLY & MONTHLY SUTTER CREEK EVENTS

Farmers Market: 8:30 – 11:00, Every Saturday May – October on North Main Street

1st Saturdays: Featured Artist Receptions at Gallery 10 and Sutter Creek Gallery
2nd Saturdays: Knight Foundry Tours
4th Saturdays: Knight Foundry Tours

2nd Sundays: Wine On 49 provides fun wine-tasting experiences in their Tasting Rooms
3rd Sundays: Old Sutter Creek Flea Market

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Knight Foundry

2025 SUTTER CREEK EVENTS

Watch this space for our full 2025 calendar!

Knight Foundry Italian Style

A Dinner Sponsored by the Italian Benevolent Society
March 15, 2025 @ 6pm

Knight Foundry, set in the heart of Sutter Creek, California, is America’s last water-powered foundry and machine shop. Established in 1873 by Samuel Knight, the Foundry’s unique historic equipment and machinery is still in place in its original context, just as during its heyday.

The Italian Benevolent Society is hosting a dinner for the Knight Foundry on March 15th 2025. All ticket sale & the silent auction proceeds go to the Foundry. This is a one-time event.

Location: Italian Picnic Grounds in Sutter Creek

Details: Cocktails 6 pm & Dinner 7 pm

Dinner includes Antipasti, Bread, Pasta, Salad, Chicken, Wine on the table and Dessert

Participate: Silent Auction

Tickets: $50 per person and are non-refundable

  • Order tickets online by using the button above (Fastest)
  • Or on Knight Foundry tour days: 12/28, 1/11, 1/25, 2/8, 2/22, 3/8.
  • No tickets will be available at the door.
  • Need more information?
    info@knightfoundry.com or Call: 209-560-6160
knight foundry fundraiser Italian style dinner
Sutter Creek Duck Races April 26 2025

The Great Sutter Creek Duck Race

The rumors are true, the quack is back! The Great Sutter Creek Duck Race returns to Minnie Provis park April 26, 2025.

A fresh fleet of ducks, courtesy of the Native Sons of the Golden West Amador #17, are ready to take to the creek in this classic Sutter Creek community event. The event coordinators are making every effort to keep the event format and spirit as close as possible to the great Duck Races past of the 80’s and 90’s.

Buy Your Tickets In Person At:
Sutter Creek Visitor Center, 71A Main Street, Sutter Creek – Open 7 days a week, usually 10:30 -4:30.
Knight Foundry, Eureka Street, Sutter Creek – Open the 2nd Saturday and 4th Saturday every month and each Wednesday.
Monteverde Museum, 11 Randolph Street, Sutter Creek – Usually open Thursday & Friday 12 – 4pm Saturday & Sunday 10am – 4pm.

Proceeds from duck sales will go into a SCCBF account to fund projects and community efforts in Sutter Creek. The 2025 featured project will be improvements to the Sutter Creek Community Pool at Amador High School.

21st Annual Trash to Treasures
Vintage Street Fair
Saturday, May 24, 2025
8am to 3pm
Downtown Sutter Creek

What will you find??? Booths filled with Antiques, Vintage, Handmade & Repurposed items! There are treasures for everyone!!

Join us for our 21st annual Vintage Street Fair! Streets and parking lots will be filled with a wide variety of antique, vintage and collectible items including furniture, garden decor, clothing, jewelry, artwork and lots of wonderful junk! This annual Sutter Creek event has three types of sellers – antique, vintage and collectible, handmade or repurposed items and good old yard sale stuff. There is a little something for everyone and you never know what treasures you’ll find!

  • To apply to be a vendor please complete our 2025 application
  • For questions contact Aimee at The Antique Gardener – theantiquegardener@att.net
  • Please check back for our 2025 map for information on booth location, parking, dining, restrooms & more
trash to treasures 2025
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sutter creek spring fling event
sutter creek spring fling event
sutter creek spring fling event

“Sutter Creek is not short on Gold Rush history: Mining wealth built these handsome buildings. But what you feel now is the buzz of the new – first-rate home stores, restaurants that reach beyond the steak-and-whiskey Gold Country staples, and wine-tasting venues that celebrate Amador County’s way with the vine.” – Sunset Magazine